Bobrisky Controversial crossdresser and internet personality, Bobrisky, found himself in the spotlight once again as he confirmed his male gender during a trial for naira abuse at the federal high court in Lagos.  The presiding judge, Abimbola Awogboro, delivered a verdict sentencing him to six months in jail without the option of a fine. This decision marks a significant development in Bobrisky's legal journey and serves as a deterrent to others involved in similar offenses. Despite Bobrisky's public identification as a transgender woman, the trial shed light on the complexities of gender identity in Nigeria, where societal norms often clash with individual expressions of self. Throughout the trial, Bobrisky remained outspoken about his experiences and challenges, amplifying conversations surrounding gender diversity and the rights of individuals to express their identity freely. Kindly share this story and follow us for more engaging contents 

In a harrowing turn of events, Joshua Rogers, a dedicated journalist working for Channels Television in Rivers State, has become the latest victim of kidnapping in the region. The abduction took place at Rogers' residence in Rumuosi, Obio/Akpor Local Government Area, under cover of darkness around 9 pm on Thursday. Rogers, who serves as the Government House correspondent for Channels Television, had just returned home after wrapping up his coverage of an event in Ndoni, Ogba-Egbema-Ndoni LGA earlier that day. The event, graced by Governor Siminalayi Fubara, saw the commissioning of a primary healthcare center generously donated to the state by former Rivers State Governor, Peter Odili. Tragically, Rogers' evening took a terrifying turn when he was ambushed by armed assailants at his doorstep. The attackers, reportedly lying in wait, confronted Rogers at gunpoint before forcibly taking him away in his own vehicle. The chilling ordeal unfolded swiftly, leaving Rogers' family